Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24
Faox rurspAys DAILY.

FRoN TuEspAy's DAILY. | Merchants report business very gos l The train to-day was an hour and
 half late.
 l Railroad tickets bought and sold [
 A. Aitken's. | Four mining location notices vel
 filed for record today
 All the fresh fruits of the season D
 express daily at AL Aitkens'.
 Erwin BAer. the photographer, ha
 taken picture of pr. Coxe's Gila Mon
 ster.
 No word has yet been received iron
 the sheriff and possse who went to Tont' Basin.
 Frank Ames. of the Aztec Cattl'
 company. i paying . visit to the Capi
 tal city.
 The Central Arizona Telegraph com pany has filed its articles of incorpora.
 ton for record.
 The only hand made Spanish cigarl in town can be had at Curtis 4 Co.,:
 Sample Rooms. Buy your Louisiana State Lottery
 tickets of A. Aiken. who has the agency tor the same, in Prescott.
 H. H. Carter has been appointed overseef of the road from the Seven mile house to Jerome. KeAtucky souT mash whisky double stand .rd goods and genuine Tennessee white rye at the Cob Web.
 The Atlantic ( Pacific railroad talks of opening an ofIice in Prescott for the sale of their lands.
 Supervisor Brecht has been author ised to order iron ceiling and roofing for the district court room.
 Geo. W. sinss and Chas. Keys have located placer claim in Walker dis trict, called the summit"
 "Cap" Fisher of the Cob Web hall has just received loe of fine imported cigars, which lovers of the weed pro- nounce par excellence
 The board of supervisors met yester- day afternoon, and fixed the tax levy for the year at 3t cents, heing one quarter of . cent higher than last year
 C.F. Fiher presented his resisns- ton to the board of supervisors. to-day. V constable of Prescott precinct. The board, however, took no action ;n the matter.
 One thousand head of cattle wanted -one and two year old -heifers-for spot cash. Apply in person, or by let Ter, stating price, to Editor JOURNAL Prescott, Ariz.
 The young gentlemen having in ,harge preparations for the social party, 70 be given on Friday evening, are making all necessary ngements, hat all who attend may have . good .ime.
 The social given last evening b! the | X. of P. lodge, after the close of its bu- iness session, was highly enjoyed by Ill present. These socials will be given and will constitute feature of he lodge hereafter.
 One of the parties killed in the Tonto Basin trouble was the party who traded lorses with Samuel s. Shall on the day previous to his being murdered, and ras suspected of having committed the murder.
 Professor w. r. Blake tells that fine | jew of the lake of the Walnut Grove Water Storage company is obtained rom the Hassayampa divide. The istance from there to the lake is wenty miles.
 The board of supervisors have order d an allowance to John Bross, an in- igent person, of &l5 per month, and to lobert Scott, blind from injuries re- eived st Walnut Grove, of ssO per aonth.
 Otto F. Kuencer, of Mohave county, resented claim to the board of super isors for $l7l224 for expenses incur ed in surveying the boundary line be- ween the two counties. which was disallowed. MT. Kuencer re- eived $500 from Mohave county.
 The soArd of supervisors, to-day, truck of 10000 head of sheep from the of the Bill Williams Stock ompany, of which Dr. Thornton is gent, and added 900 head to the of Joseph Hull.
 The board of supervisors have de- ided to call in the YsvapAi county re- bonds, amounting to $l43,- DO, and which tear interest at per snf., and issue seven per cent. bonds , lieu thereof, in accordance with the rovisions of the revised statutes
 Col Curtis c. Bean, Morris H. Smith, harles Wilbur, Chas. H. Hooper and ohm w. Young have organized and led their articles of incorporation of ,e Kaibab Cattle company. Their lnge is in the northeastern part of lis county, on the property formerly wned by J. B. Elsea.
 One of the heaviest rains experienced l four years fell in the vicinity of Rob- rt Blair's Burnt ranch, on Willow reek, on Saturday. The flood came own Willow creek in torrents, and he side of . mountain there which as presented barren appearance for sveral years is now covered with grass.
 Judge Fleury and jury worked all yesterday and until 10 o'clock | night in the adjudication of . mon- tary difference between Herman Stock nd M1. Levan. The complications -ss;cu o,,t of it ~ovo of srch . <o-cl,~ |